Rumor Of Pasok-Syriza Memorandum Agreement

Remember the headline frenzy from last summer. It's baaaaaaaack. From Athens News:

A shocking and possibly groundbreaking turn of events. According to Net television, Pasok head Evangelos Venizelos has agreed to sign a letter related to the memorandum with Syriza chief Alexis Tsipras. What that letter will say is as yet unknown, but Net are standing by their sources. The temperature in the coalition room just spiked up.

This could go either way: if spun as pro-bailout, expect a 100 pip surge in the EURUSD. If not - don't, especially if it turns out to be an "agreement" with changes any of the terms of the Greek bailout, something Germany will not take too kindly to.

The longer it goes the more opportunities national-socialist parties get to gain more ground.

The last time the World Zionist Banking Mafia played the same gain, both Nazi in Germany and Stalin in USSR gained a lot. Now, we are watching the same game is being played again. The results will be very much similar with just different names and places.

Heh - funny. Fraud Street is setting-up so far as a carbon-copy of yesterday - which, as we all know, went something like "drop like a stone in the morning on actual news, then go straight up in the afternoon on absolutely nothing".

PASOK played a big part in putting Greece in the shit hole that they are in. If the're trying to strike a deal, its for PASOK to join Syriza, go anti-bailout, and be cleaned by swapping parties. Basically doing a good bank / bad pank with political parties.

In a soap opera sort of way, lets see where this goes ... the real blood and guts are Spain and Italy

That can't be pro bail-out. Syriza is anti bail-out and PASOK is only pro bail-out because they happened to be in power when the whole thing went south and had to act accordingly. The PASOK party base had a lot of difficulties swallowing all those measures, in my view there is no way that they are going to continue to support further austerity. Remember, Greece has oked to cut another 11.5 bn by june and since the country is already way behind schedule there are further cuts to come.

That Slovak politician - his name is Richard Sulik - DID NOT FOLD! The Slovakian PM at that time simply ended the coalition with Richard Sulik's party, formed a new coalition with another party assuring them to call for new elections after the EFSF treaty has been pushed through parliament.